i'm anne-marie green. i'm anne-marie green. great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. >>> now at 4:30, taking a live look from our exclusive salesforce tower camera, it is cloudy out there, we are starting off the workweek some mild but big changes ahead. it is monday, may 13th. i'm kenny choi. >> and i'm michelle griego. >>> let's get to mary lee with a look at some of those changes. >> good morning. we are starting off the day with clouds and fog. we will have sunshine this afternoon. today will likely be the better day out of the week because we are talking about a cooldown and rain chances in the forecast as we head through the week and i'll talk about this in just a moment. a live look our treasure island camera. temperatures are on the cool side. check out santa rosa, 47 degrees. other locations in the low to mid-50s at this hour. so here's what you can expect. low clouds this morning, patchy fog. as we head through the afternoon plenty of sunshine, mild d

ann marie? >> hillary lane here in new york, thank you so much, hillary. >>> north korea this morning is calling the u.s. seizure of a north korean cargo ship an unlawful robbery and demanded the ship be immediately returned. pyongyang is accusing the u.s. of detrag tbetraying the agreem. the korean vessel was detained last year and is accused of illegal coal shipments in violations of sanctions. new video appears to show the extent of damage to a norwegian flag ves until what is described as a sabotage attack off the coast of united arab emirates. the footage shows a hole in the hull above the water line. officials claim the two savvy oil tankers were targeted on sunday. authorities are investigating the incident. the u.s. says iran is likely behind the attack. >>> attorney general william barr appointed john durham, a u.s. attorney in connecticut to examine the origins of the russia investigation. the inquiry will focus on whether the government's meth adds to collect intelligence relating to

anne-marie? >> all right, marc. thank you very much. >>> investigators are trying to figure out what caused an f-16 fighter jet to crash into a california warehouse yesterday. it had just taken off from the air base east of los angeles. the pilot ejected and parachuted to safety. jonathan vigliotti reports. >> reporter: the f-16 fighting falcon pancaked onto a roof shortly after taking off. the pilot ejected before the plane went down. >> we've searched the building, searched the area, were able to evacuate the people that were inside that building. out of those 12 people were triaged and treated to exposure to debris from the aircraft. they were deaconed and transported with minor injuries to a local hospital. >> reporter: reports say live ammo was on the aircraft at the time of the crash. jonathan vigliotti, cbs news, los angeles. >>> millions of people in more than a dozen states are in the path of severe weather this weekend. tornadoes, large hail, and damaging winds are possible. there's also a risk of flash fl

anne-marie green. >>> well, severe storms slammed large parts of the south and the midwest, and the weather threat continues today. the national weather service says as many as two dozen tornados touched down in several states yesterday. in iowa, a temporary levee meant to hold back the mississippi river failed, sending floodwaters raging into downtown davenport. there's also a heightened flood risk as more storms target the central midwest. matt piper looks at the damage >>eporter: a series of tornados hit the great plains tuesday. this one v oklahoma, knocking out power. at least a dozen tornadoes have been confirmed in four different states. the damage in rural areas in oklahoma shows roofs ripped off, homes torn apart, and downed power lines. the severe weather also triggered flash flood warnings. in davenport, iowa, a levee was breached, forcing evacuation orders and forcing people to seek higher ground. >> we grabbed what little possessions were handy and kind of ran. >> reporter: in clay county,

i'm anne-marie green. threats of violent thunderstorms and tornados are moving east this morning after severe weather caused destruction in the southern plains. there were more than a dozen tornado sightings in just the last 24 hours alone. thankfully there were no injuries reported so far. courtney zubowski is near oklahoma city with an up close look at the damage in that area. courtney, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. parts of oklahoma are dealing with heavy flooding. meanwhile, tornados scattered debris across the state leaving a trail of destruction behind. >> tornados swept over the southern plansz mondins monday. more than a dozen were spotted. >> anybody on the west side of mangum, in mangum, you need to take shelter. this is a large tornado. >> reporter: in southwest oklahoma, one twister damaged nearly a dozen structures in mangum, including a 112-year-old home. >> we seen it just right over there about round where the softball field is. >> reporter: brenda and dale rogers rod

. >> good morning, anne-marie. democratic front-runner joe biden says if it becomes necessary, he wants the abortion rights to be enshrined into federal law. that echos the words of other presidential candidates like kirsten gillibrand, cory booker, and elizabeth warren. president trump has only laid out his personal views on the involved or when a pregnant woman's life is in jeopardy. from oregon to tennessee to the supreme court, a wave of demonstrations against abortion bans swept through all 50 states yesterday. >> all of you politicians who know nothing about people's bodies and yet you're making decisions for patients about their health. >> so far this year eight republican-led states have passed laws severely limiting abortion rights. >> my generation is going to be voting in the next generation, and so we're really paying attention to politics. >>> in louisiana, a bipartisan group of lawmakers is closing on a bill to change the state constitution to remove abortion protections. >> i'm pro-life because abort

i'm anne-marie green. >>> as people are cleaning up they're facing another disaster, flooding. parts of the capital, jefferson city, are now shut down, and the airport is also closed in anticipation of severe flooding. wednesday's tornado ripped through the town of about 40,000 people. it's the latest of severe storms that have slammed the u.s. david begnaud is observing what's left behind. >> reporter: disaster hit the state of missouri under the cover of darkness. they were found outside of what was left of their home in threthf here, a tornado touched down on missouri's capital, jefferson city. 100-mile-per-hour winds tossed vehiclomesnd buildings and scattered serval yards. >> my grandfather started his chevrolet business in 1936. we've never experienced destrukds like this. >> i almost cried. >> if you had to guess, what percentage of your lot is ruined? >> it's going to be 90%, i bet. >> reporter: there were only a few minor injuries in jefferson city. no one was killed here. >> it looks like it came

i'm anne-marie green. >>> well, a violent am of storms hit across the central u.s. last night. one of the hard evidence hit areas, lynwood, kansas, where many neighborhoods now look like war zones. homes were damaged, power lines knocked down, and cars tossed around like toys. laura podesta joins us with more of the widespread damage. laura, good morning. >> good morning, ann marie. if you're counting, this is the 12th straight day of tornadoes and kansas is the last to be hit. but communities in the central midwest and southeast cannot let their guard down yet because the tornado threat still isn't over. this massive funnel cloud touched down in lynwood, kansas, just outside kansas city as tornadoes continue to plague the midwest and plains. the storms have spread to the east as well. >> all of a sudden it's like rapidfire machine guns hitting the side of the house. >> reporter: twisters were reported in an area that stretched from colorado to new jersey. >> we have a safe room underneath the front porch.

laura, good morning. >> good mornin, anne-marie. well, congressional democrats are likely not surprised by the president's repeated cry of harassment, but perhaps they should be more concerned. that's because the divided congress hasn't done much since democrats took control of the house this year. infrastructure was always seen as a hopeful area where the two sides could come together, but now that mr. trump is threatening not to work with democrats, even progress there is stalling. a by partisan meeting on infrastructure crumbled yesterday. >> i want to do infrastructure. you can't do it under these circumstances. so get these phony investigations over with. >> president trump quickly ended a white house meeting with democrats, furious over comments nancy pelosi made earlier on capitol hill. >> we believe the president of the united states is engaged in a coverup. >> i don't do coverups. >> pelosi said the president had a temper tantrum. he wrote back on twid twitter saying, not true. i was very polite and calm. >> what happened a

i'm anne-marie green. >>> well, a powerful cyclone made landfall in eastern india overnight, bringing winds of over 125 miles an hour. that's equivalent to a category 4 hurricane.gdestrun, more thana million people were evacuated along the coast before fani came ashore. it's the strongest storm to hit india in two decades, the cyclone is on a path close to the homes of more than 100 million people. so far, though, no deaths or injuries have been reported. the evacuation is the largest in the nation's history. nearly 100,000 of those evacuated are from one city alone. officials are concerned about the 858-year-old temple. more than 850 shelters have been set up and schools and universities have been closed. in 1999 a cyclone killed roughly 10,000 in the same region. >>> back at home attorney general barr is facing intense scrutiny from democrats after his refusal to testify before the house judiciary committee. they're threatening to hold barr in contempt if the department does not hand over the full report

i'm anne-marie green. president trump is in japan for a state visit, but u.s. relations with iran and north korea remain in the spotlight. overnight in tokyo, mr. trump held a news conference with japanese prime minister shinzo abe. laura podesta is in new york with a message about security and trade. good morning. >> good morning, ann marie. regarding security president trump downplayed any threat from north korea. we know that north korea's missile tests have threatened japan, but president trump today said he was not personally bothered by the launches and called kim jong-un a smart man. as far as trade, japan's prime minister did not get specific. neither did president trump. but japan's prime minister said at the press conference that japan is walking hand in hand wihe issues, d woakey.s. stat after a weekend of watching sumo wrestling and playing golf, president trump got down to business on monday. the president's whirlwind trip to japan hit a high note this morning with a formal visit to the newly

. >> good morning, anne-marie. in a statement the justice department called the house judiciary committee stipulations inappropriate. now democrats say they're considering to hold barr in contempt of congress if he doesn't show up. attorney general william barr says he will not come before the house judiciary committee today one day after he was grilled by senators on the mueller report. >> he's trying to blackmail the committee. >> chairman jerry nadler wanted lawmakers and staff attorneys from both parties to be able to question barr. he refused. >> given how dishonest he's been, i can understand why he's afraid of facing more effective examination. >> president trump defended his attorney general's decision. >> well, i guess they want to treat him differently than they have anybody else. you elect people that are supposed to be able to do their own talking. >> barr did spend five hours in front of a contentious senate judiciary committee yesterday. >> please, mr. attorney general. give us some credit for knowing

i'm anne-marie green. >>> a colorado student where two students opened fire killing a student and injuring at least eight others will be closed for the remainder of the week. stem school highlands ranch, a k through 12 charter school is just outside denver. it's less than ten miles from columbine high school. authorities have identified one of the shooters. the other has not been released. laura podesta is here in new york with what investigators are now doing to determine a motive for this. >> good morning, anne-marie. motive remains a big question al familr this a c just this week columbine mar the 20th anniversary of students at a rec center after a deadly shooting at their suburban school yesterday. >> i want to see him. if he comes, i want him to see me. >> they were reunited shortly thereafter. this mom was texting with her daughter during the attack. >> it's a real lockdown, mom. there's a shooting. >> and then we also heard screaming and stuff like that. >> 18-year-old kendrick castilla was killed.

i'm anne-marie green. overnight an outbreak of tornados hit western ohio causing so much damage that officials are using snowplows to remove the debris. a large and dangerous tornado hit northwest of dayton last night damaging homes, schools, and interstates. a twister also caused destruction in salina where police are asking people to avoid coming into the city. a reporter with our cbs affiliate in dayton says virtually an entire neighborhood was destroyed in salina. fire officials are going door to door to help people who may be trapped in their homes, and shelters have been set up. at least seven people are hurt, and this is just the late nessta series of storms that have edhe ominous clouds unleashed a pounding hailstorm near chicago. it brought down power lines and this gas station canopy in wh i. the canopy stopped moving he got out of the driver side and walked into the gas station, so he got very lucky. >> reporter: sirens warned of a tornado on the northern illinois/indiana border, and a second to

anne-marie? >> mark liver man here in new k yo ma m bodies were uncovered overnight following a deadly crash in alaska. the airc a exp be recovered today. the ern vigliotti r that an unfort gettable experience became a nightmare where 14 passengers from two float planes plunged into these icy waters after somehow colliding midair. >> alaska's extremely remote. it's probably one of the most difficult conditions to operate in when it comes to search and rescue just because of the elements. >> reporter: the passengers were from this massive cruise ship, the royal caribbean. one was a float plane trip over fiores is and glaciers. one had five onboard and overturned. the other carried 11 people landed in water but started to sink. of all the places that could have gone down, somehow nearby there was a lodge. after the two float planes collided, the coast guard immediately sprung in tow using their own boats to rescue. one person was brought up on this dock. one still image captured the intensity of th

laura, good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. yes, like most of the president's rallies, a wide range of topics were covered, but that was a room full of supporters. back in washington, it's a different story. president trump's administration and specifically his son still being scrutinized even by members of his own party. >> that's only in the panhandle you can get away with that statement. >> president trump shrugged off the suggestion to shoot migrants illegally crossing into the u.s. in his wide ranging speech, president trump said he wants to move on from the russia investigation. >> no collusion, no obstruction. >> and on to the 2020 election. >> pick somebody, please, and let's start this thing. >> and while many of his allies are also ready to move on, congressional investigations by both parties are going forward. >> the republican-led intelligence committee subpoenaed donald trump junior to answer more questions about the russian interference in the 2016 election. donald trump jr. testified in 2017. a person close to h

i'm anne-marie green. well, millions in the south are in the path of danger and potentially bad weather that is expected to bring rain and a flash flood watch. forecasters say the threat is along the northern gulf coast from texas to the lower mississippi valley. houston is feeling the brunt of the storm. city officials are warning the public to stay off the roads. floodwaters are so bad in some areas, drivers became trapped in their vehicles. >> would you recommend this? >> no. >> why not? >> it's dangerous. it really is. i made it home just in time before the water got high though. i really did. i thank god. >> parts of louisiana are flooded after heavy rain. people in eunice splashed through roads. >>> now to washington where at the stroke of midnight president trump made good on a threat to raise chinese goods as negotiations are set to resume today. diane king hall is at the new york stock exchange with details of this latest action by the trump administration. diane, good morning. >> good morning, an

individual - ann marie. >> all right, laura. thank you so much. >>> ahead on "cbs this morning," you can see much more of jan crawford's interview with attorney general william barr. >>> mexico's president says he plans to seek a peaceful negotiation with president trump. mr. trump announced a 5% tariff on all mexican imports beginning june 10th unless mexico cracks down on the surge of illegal immigrants at the southern border. it will increase 5% until october when the levee would reach 25%. president trump tweeted a letter name of peace that called mr. trump's america e first policy a fallacy. >>> singer r. kelly is facing 11 new counts of alleged sexual assault and abuse. kelly was charged in february with sexually abusing four women. he has pled not guilty of four of those. the new charges involve one of those women. >> reporter: r & b singer r. kelly has been changed with 11 new cases of abuse, one alleged with a minor that allegedly took place in 2010. she told the story in a docuseries on r. kelly. >> if i was about to b

i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. c.m >>> now at 4:30. looking live outside.is from our treasure island camera out at the bay bridge. look at that. you can see those low clouds there, and drizzle on the windshield if you're heading out the door right now, our warming trend is stalling a bit this morning. but temperatures are looking hun about . to you. we have a stronger sea breeze. that's why we're talking about low clouds, area of fog and also patchy drizzle. let's take you out first through the south bay. san jose, good morning to you with cloudy skies. 56 now in san jose. 54 in concord. oakland, livermore at 54. 51 in san francisco as well as for santa rosa. average highs this time of year, mid-60s in san francisco. upper 60s in oakland. mid-60s in san jose. below average temperatures. going to be a cooler day. forecasting 60,

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i'm anne-marie green. there are nevnts ovt in tense tde talks with china. this morning china announced its top trade negotiator would be going to washington this week for negotiations. yesterday u.s. trade representative robert lighthizer accused china of backtracking on commitments it made in earlier talks. now, he said the trump administration will increase tariffs on $200 billion in chinese goods beginning friday. trade talks are scheduled to take place on thursday. nikole killion reports. >> reporter: president trump put china on notice monday tweeting the united states has been losing for many years 600 to $800 billion a year on trade. with china we lose $500 billion, sorry, we're not going to be doing he ekend, t president tweeted the u.s. would increase tariffs from 10% to 25% on $200 billion of chinese goods od additional tiffsn $325 billion in goods. earlier monday, secretary of state mike pompeo hit china on its trade practices as it relates to countries vying for development in the arctic. >> ch

i'm anne-marie green. president trump is expected to propose sweeping new changes to the legal immigration system. they focus on beefing up border security and rethinking the green card system to favor highly skilled immigrants. marc liverman is here in new york with why the president faces an uphill battle with congress. good morning. >> good morning. this hasn't been fully embraced by president trump's own party let alone democrats. they're hoping to hear more details on the president's plan. speaking of the peace officers' memorial service, president trump talks on congressional action on illegal immigration. >> not one more life should be lost because our lawmakers failed to secure our borders. >> today at the white house he'll lay out a new plan, one that overhauls legal immigration. >> i don't think most countries are giving us their finest. >> this proposa is spearhe jared kushner nt's s immigration hard liner stephen miller. it includes merit-based approach. more green cards would go to those with

. >> for 35 years, seth shapiro and his wife ann marie michaels worked in the world of media technologycrimping and saving to provide a future for their children. >> i looked down at my phone and saw it go dead. >> shapiro watched as his family's future disappeared before his very eyes. >> i know. they're stealing our life savings. that was probably the worst moment of my life. i kind of sat there and felt helpless knowing everything was gone. >> shapiro and his wife had fallen victim to an electric -- thieves break into a phone remotely. within minutes the thieves had all the information contained on shapiro's phone. including access to nearly $2 million in cryptocurrency stored in an electronic wallet. >> i get a phone call from him in the middle of night saying he was suicidal. >> it's all gone. their entire savings stolen in less than five minutes. >> it's been very hard on the kids. it's been very hard on our marriage. there's been many times where we didn't know if we would make it. >> by impersonating or paying a phone company employee, thieves convince them to swap out a sim car

they do things to impress their friends. >> but seth and ann marie say 10 years is not enough. authorities only recovered about $75,000 of their stolen money. and they believe the rest is stashed away in digital hiding places that authorities will never find. >> honestly, we're just trying to rebuild our lives. since this happened. i feel like a bad mother because i'm so distracted while working so hard, both of us, to try to rebuild. >>> officers tell me they have many more investigations and progress including suspects who are currently living abroad. federal authorities finally acted against other hackers here in the country, indicting a handful of cryptocurrency thieves from around the united states in an ongoing case based out of michigan. but until there's a coordinated, concerted effort to stop this, detectives here tell me these hackers will continue to work and anyone who owns an iphone or android is at risk. i'm stephen stock, nbc bay area news. >>> and if you have a story for our investigative unit call 1-888-996-tips or nbcbayarea.com/investigations. >>> this holida

anne-marie green is off. i'm brook silva-braga. good to be with you. >>> president trump now says special counsel robert mueller should not testify before congress. that's a change in position and it's raising questions with house democrats. they've set the date of may 15th at the date for his testimony. that's next week. it would mark the first time with regard to russian interference. tom hanson is in new york with why some lawmakers from bothet sides of the i'll say they want him to testify. good morning. >> good morning, brook. if there's one thing they want to hear, it's from robert mueller. he's been tight-lipped throughout the two-year investigatio now president says he wants to keep it that way. president trump has reversed course, now insisting special counsel robert mueller should not testify before congress. on friday the president said that he'd leave mueller's testimony up to his attorney general william barr who was asked about it last week by the senate judiciary committee, but yesterday the president retweeted that

live now to indianapolis and to mary anne barothy. d with her for two years. use or calamity jane when you were nine years old. and in high school a teacher told you you would be better if you concentrated in your studies is much as you concentrated on doris day. then you met her, and were her private secretary for four years? four years and it was a dream come true. still today it is hard to believe that i was bad close and actually lived with her for over a year. she is just actually lived with her for over a year. she isjust an actually lived with her for over a year. she is just an awesome lady and it was very sad to get the news today, but she is in a much better place. we are seeing pictures at the moment, mary anne of the two of you together. it's an impossible question, but how will you remember her? she was like a big sister to me. you're in hollywood, and i was a young kid in indianapolis and i started networking and when i actually met her, i almost couldn't believe it. she was so down—to—earth and so fun and just, you know,

joining us now is anne-marie gordon. good morning -- anne-marie porter and. good morning. we see this falling on the chairman. what can we expect today? annmarie: good morning. i have to say, it is not just the shareholders, there are a number of protesters behind me. you can hear them drumming and making some noise. the pressure is certainly mounting to the chairman and this is coming from shareholders, according to bloomberg reporting, the qatari royal family, they want to see a change before his term expires at the end of 2022. it is not just shareholders. it is also ecb officials. rarely do you see regulators even make any sort of comment about executive boards or how banks are run, but they are saying the bank would be better off without him there at the helm. a lot of pressure is mounting for him. this is a man who is very close to german corporate and finances. he has been at the helm seven years. he has seen three strategic management changes, four overhauls that the bank, and yet still shares during his tenure have fallen 70%. now, what happens today is even if th

anne-marie, caroline, and john. giving us the roundup from all across europe. marie owens thompson joins us. marie, great to have you with us this morning. thank you for joining. even the results we have so far can we breathe a sigh of relief that the populist backlash has been stymied? marie: they have increased their bye to share but arguably less than our worst fears and to the extent that the european elementary elections tend to be protest votes, where people take the opportunity to express their most perhaps extreme positions then indeed, the result is better than expected. nejra: better than expected. of aat case, how much more risk is political risk to the eurozone growth picture for the rest of the year? u.k.: we still have the and its issue of how to exit the european union to contend with, that is for sure. and of course, the strong support for the liga in italy. europeantors will cap market performance. the more positive basis from this to rebound thanks to somewhat less than extreme -- of results that these these european parliamentary elections the

anne-marie, what have you got? -- annmarie, what have you got?following my qwest, the people familiar are saying they're looking for a takeover from chevron that matches or exceeds's the proposal from occidental. the white line is occidental, the yellow, that's where the chevron bit is come and in the purple that is the stock, which has been going up throughout this entire public bidding war. anna: i am going to go with matt's chart because of the far-reaching consequences. i knowcinating story, we've got a great story on the bloomberg. look it up if you are interested in the big battle about just where some of these private jets have been trying. headline,bring you a south korea says north korea has fired unidentified projectiles we look at the european at -- equity markets weakening. the stoxx 600 taking a leg down. you want to dig up any of the charts we have been showing you, g tv is the function to use. up next, we speak to the ceo of continental. the manufacturer reports third-quarter earnings. this is bloomberg. ♪ anna: welcome back.

mary anne, thank you very much forjoining us. oh, well, thank you.ay with us on bbc news, still to come: the war orphan who met his mother. a miraculous reunion foran iraqifamily after 30 years. the pope was shot, the pope will live. that was the essence of the appalling news from rome this afternoon, that, as an italian television commentator put it, terrorism has come to the vatican. the man they called the butcher of lyon, klaus barbie, went on trial today in the french town where he was the gestapo chief in the second world war. winnie mandela never looked like a woman just sentenced to six years injail. the judge told mrs mandela there was no indication she felt even the slightest remorse. the chinese government has called for an all—out effort to help the victims of a powerful earthquake, the worst to hit the country for 30 years. the computer deep blue has tonight triumphed over the world chess champion, garry kasparov. it is the first time a machine has defeated a reigning world champion in a classical chess match. america's first legal same—

i have a deadlock, guarantee win, anne-marie has no chance -- annmarie has no chance.of analysis that is fascinating. elder force index, not to be confused with the british composer. anna: [applause] [laughter] matt: what it does is it measures the direction of a move in an index. and then it multiplies the size of the move times the volume. thatows you the force either bears but on a drop or bulls put on a gain -- put on a drop or bulls put on a gain. now, we have seen the biggest spike in the index in the year. that typically means that is the capitulation investors are waiting for. the drops may be done and the s&p, judged by this index, maybe ready for a rise. anna: [applause] -- [laughter] matt, the chart is great and hillary, who provide these charts, says it is great. on the other hand, i'm not a fan of technical analysis. i also don't like to reward overconfidence. i'm going with anne-marie on this one -- annmarie on thi one. annmarie: stay humble, max. -- matt. anna: thank you for playing. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: disappointing data, china's economy lose

schrader: when i was first elected in 2008, it was ann marie who helped me set up my office and guided me through the ins and outs of congress. i credit her with billingd the close n.i.t. family durel my office has. my thoughts this past two weeks have been with her daughter and son-in-law and grandson. her sister and brother-in-law. as we mourn a great loss and remember the incredibly strong and caring woman that was ann marine feeney. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia seek recognition? >> i request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to talk about an issue of grave concern in my district. the skyline the skyline drive corridor has become the center of a drug oblem that is harming my district. it's led to the formation of the skyline drug team, which has carried out arrests including of someone thought to be a member of a mexican drug cartel that had caused

lots of interesting points raised by anne-marie.get details about bank of england today but the data surprises we have had out of the u.k., you make the point that some of the data has been hawkish. this underlines the economic index and the yellow is the u.k. this may be has low expectations to thank but that is the level of surprise in the data versus other parts of the world. daniela: exactly, and in terms of the supply side of the picture, you can paint a pretty robust case for the economy and why the bank of england may want to be raising rates. the labor market in particular has been one area of real consistent strength. e, hawkish members of the committee, we could see them voting for a rate rise as soon as today. matt: is this dependent on what happens in brexit? is there any way to separate monetary policy from the expected outcome of this negotiation? the political outlook remains forever uncertain and we are seeing the impact that is having on the data. that is the big thing for the bank of england. what impact does it ha

nbc's mary ann fabro with a close look at that. mary ann? look at the snow coming down in the sierra. this is what it looks like right now in kingvale and caltrans is helping people caught in the snow on i-80. they reached areas where they're required to put chains on their cars. >> i $200 to put chains on my car. >> yosemite always a popular place, but look how much snow is falling in the high sierra, what used to be known as badger pass ski area. this is where a winter weather advisory is in effect for the entire southern sierra nevada above 6,000 feet. it's going to rehan in effect until 5:00 tomorrow morning. also, this is what it looks like in yosemite, about 8,000 feet of elevation. a foot of snow is expected to fall by the time the week is over, including at glacier point. and many yafrz here also requiring chains right now. so tonight's snow levels levels are expected to fall within 15 to 20 feet, and discuss gusty winds. to think we're thinking o pool parties this time of year. now we need chains. >>> all of this crazy weather is ha

day two, plenty of music so far, we have had mumford and sons stormzy and ann—marie. was ina greggs morning, despite his success he was in a greggs bakery serving customers. the dust is settling. you have five minutes away. what is it like having these big weekend here? it is amazing. i live so close. we came last night, we are coming tomorrow, the full weekend. who are you looking forward to seeing? miley cyrus. she came on last night as well. i thought, cyrus. she came on last night as well. ithought, i have seen cyrus. she came on last night as well. i thought, i have seen her once but want to see her again. and also lewis ca paldi once but want to see her again. and also lewis capaldi will be great. twice in two days for miley cyrus! it is amazing. i can't believe how much they have transformed the park. we come here all the time. just to relax but to see it like this with people from all over the country is fantastic. take some clearing up before you can play football or walk the dog! do you have jealous friends who didn't get tickets? people at work, i need tick

factions involved faith based groups they confront the negotiations this madness has to stop dr anne marie what do you make of men as common. i think it's cracked but i think that's exactly what all of the actors that are currently involved in the operator are trying hard to do right now and that is to make those relationships with faith based organizations with civil society groups with different. places of the population within the communities women. taxi drivers all of the different groups that one could imagine to get the opinion of. the community as to what the next step should be what their fears are what their disbeliefs are what rumors are circulating how to address those rumors and also what the needs are of the population outside to be able to see if there's a way that the response can integrate a little bit better into addressing some of the longstanding needs of the community because that's also going to go quite a ways in terms of increasing acceptance of what needs to happen in order to respond to this epidemic. would be definitely to address some of those longstanding needs

now, just a few minutes, the likes ofjess glynne, anne marie and stormzy are going to be on and todayy enough to be here when miley was sound checking and boy are you in for a treat. she has brought her a game. a few fans were lucky enough to get a sneak peek of miley yesterday. she popped up to perform beside dj mark ronson. it was for a special dance music event which kick—started day one of the festival. now radio 1 purposely chose middlesbrough as the venue for big weekend 2019 because there is a belief that when the biggest music stars in the world come to the uk, they go to places like london, manchester, birmingham but middlesbrough sometimes might get missed out. not this weekend. if all stays at it is, we are in for an absolute treat. now an extraordinary story about generosity and hard work. the generosity came from a middle eastern businessman. the hard work was shown by a school boy in peru who was struggling to find somewhere to do his studies. the bbc‘s tim allman has the story. night—time in the city of trujillo and a young boy doing his homework under a lamp post. 12—y

sunshine is glorious, on stage today anne—marie, jess glynne and stormzy. 30,000 excited music fans expectedadies, they are the golden tickets. what was it like getting one? i couldn't believe i got one. it isjust so exciting to be here. so many people didn't get one. who are you looking forward to seeing today? mumford and sons, definitely, i love them. and miley cyrus, she is my favourite. what does it mean having an event like this in your hometown? i know, it isjust crazy having it so close to home. we are here. it is just amazing, can't wait. they really are the hottest tickets in town. and today headlining will be us singer miley cyrus. i was lucky enough to be in this park when she sound checked yesterday. you are in for an absolute treat. now it's time for a look at the weather. here is nick. could be rain into tonight. cloud increasing this afternoon. should brighten up again through the rest of the weekend. turning cooler and brazier across the uk as the atla ntic brazier across the uk as the atlantic weather system moves in. some rain for scotland. some rain at times into northern

. >>> i'm anne-marie green with a look and this morning's headlines, a special honor for dave chappelle joining "the talk." she made a special appearance on tuesday's show. >> to be able to sit at this table with these beautiful women is just a dream come true for me. i always wanted sisters. >> reporter: marie joins the show september 9th. she's replacing one of the original hosts sara gilbert who previously announced leaving. "the talk" airs weekdays on cbs. >>> dave chappelle is going home to washington, d.c. to receive one of the most prestigious honors. the 2019 mark twain prize for american humor.humor. he surpasses richard prierks care burnette, and david letterman. he'll receive his award in september. >>> on tonight's episode of "s.e.a.l. team," he searches for a crew member. the star of the show david bore giannis also directs the show. >> i love doing it and i log being in the action of itting being able to separate yourself and do the scene while you're acting at the same time. >> reporter: check out all the action tonight on cbs. pentertainment." on chris martinez, cbs news

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